local news · 1887
A train collision occurred between Melbourne and Windsor due to a blundering train driver, resulting in injuries and a low condition for the horse involved.
This train is white Black work was taken out the bands of Mr near face, horse, out sustained pass usually crowded, …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
PersonJoseph
PersonFeely
PersonMr Knight
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceWindsor
PlacePrahran
PlaceDookie
PlaceBallarat
CourtLICENSING COURTS
Eventcollision
LocationMelbourne
LocationWindsor
The Nathalia Herald, No. 172, 1887-05-19.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
This person elsewhereJoseph 207 share this name
People in this noticeFeely
Also on page 4Several impounded animals are listed with descriptions and sale dates, · A train accident resulted in six deaths and approximately 150 injuries · The vendors of Laverton are giving away three houses valued at £1000, · A report details a train disaster near Laverton, involving a collision
Elsewhere in this issuePhilip Guilfoyle, holder of a victualler's license for the Barwo Hotel · Andrew Minchin is applying to transfer a victualler's license for the · Elizabeth Kinsella is advertising a lost bay saddle horse and a black · A heated exchange occurred during a council meeting between Cr. Conant · All 30 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyVictoria Government Gazette 17 May 1887 · 2 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 17 May 1887 · 1 notices · Victoria Government Gazette 19 May 1887 · 2 notices
Similar noticesNotice of impounded animals at Bullock Creek, including descriptions o 1853 · A terrible railway accident occurred in America when a train was hurle 1887 · This notice provides advice on the selection, planting, and cultivatio 1887 · Multiple poundkeepers report impounded animals including horses, cattl 1846